Consulta do Conselho Ultramarino a [D. João IV] rei de Portugal sobre a apreciação do Conselho da Fazenda acerca da patente de António Ferreira Fialho e sobre a sua nomeação para o cargo de provedor e feitor da Fazenda, em Macau.
This archival document comprises three fragmented manuscript pages held at the Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon, bearing marginalia and stamps indicating provenance from Macau and Lisbon. The principal legible text, dated 29 December 1648 and originating in Macau, records a formal resolution by...
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1643-12-29
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| Online Access: | https://macau-legacy.usj.edu.mo/docs/4JWN87UZ/viewer_4JWN87UZ.html |
| Summary: | This archival document comprises three fragmented manuscript pages held at the Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon, bearing marginalia and stamps indicating provenance from Macau and Lisbon. The principal legible text, dated 29 December 1648 and originating in Macau, records a formal resolution by the colonial Council concerning the appointment to the dual administrative-fiscal office of *cobana duplicado*, assigning Amáriz de Montalvão and the sons of António Ferreira—designated prior to the appointment of Cõe. Vilamarino—to joint incumbency; it further directs inquiry into Theófilo’s pending resignation, mandates identification of the *depósitor da fazenda* for revenues from an imminent commercial venture to China, and stipulates establishment of the office under the *Regue* jurisdiction upon Mleg. Quenelles’ departure for Macau, with implementation contingent upon confirmation by His Excellency and issuance of letters patent. A second page, dated 29 December 1623 and annotated with names including João Agnes, Simão Luís, Engel de Qyba, and Jorge Maguay, contains no recoverable main text due to severe physical degradation. A third page bears a formal address to “Dom Conselho Camarim” and “His Highness Dom G. F. P.”, references “Crauig da China”, and includes a petition by Medrin, *embargador*, concerning ecclesiastical buildings and episcopal residences linked to António Gillo, dated 29 December and inscribed as Macau, Series G.1, Document no. 34. This material is essential for research on Portuguese colonial administration, fiscal governance, and ecclesiastical jurisdiction in early modern Macau. |
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